Choosing a wallet
Best KaspaWallet
The best Kaspa wallet depends on the job. A browser wallet is useful for fast access and daily transfers. Hardware or cold storage may fit larger long-term holdings.
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When a browser wallet fits
Use a browser wallet when you want quick access from a trusted device, need to send or receive KAS, or want to connect to KaspaCom products.
- Good for daily wallet tasks.
- Good for small active balances.
- Good for users who want no native app install.
When to use colder storage
For large balances, long holding periods, or shared custody policies, consider storage that reduces day-to-day browser and device exposure.
Self-custody means you control the keys
KaspaCom Wallet is non-custodial. Your seed phrase and private keys belong to you. The wallet stores encrypted wallet data in your browser and does not ask you to send your seed phrase to KaspaCom servers.
Back up your seed phrase before using the wallet with real funds. If browser storage is cleared and you do not have the seed phrase, the wallet cannot recover the funds for you.
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